How many years can a person with renal pelvis and kidney cancer live

Kidney cancer is a disease that is difficult to cure and has a high mortality rate, so it has to attract enough attention from people. However, people should not be intimidated by the disease. They must actively receive treatment under the correct guidance of doctors, and the condition will be effectively improved. So how many years can a person with renal pelvis and kidney cancer live?

Patients should not be trapped by the question of how long they can live with kidney cancer and affect their mood for treatment, nor should they believe in advertisements that claim that a certain drug can make kidney cancer patients live longer. The question of how long patients can live with kidney cancer in the late stage is not necessarily accurate for any patient, and it is most important to receive regular treatment as soon as possible. Only a few kidney cancer patients can survive for 3 years without any treatment.
In general, how long patients with advanced renal cancer can live depends on the treatment effect and physical function. As long as the right method is chosen and actively treated, symptoms can be improved and survival can be prolonged. Patients with advanced renal cancer should maintain an optimistic attitude and actively cooperate with treatment. With the continuous improvement of treatment methods, new treatment methods and drugs are increasingly used in the treatment of advanced renal cancer, and the survival of patients with advanced renal cancer is significantly higher than before.